Melon Husk
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I've always thought that Clarkson is only controversial among studio exec type people, not normal people.
I've always thought that Clarkson is only controversial among studio exec type people, not normal people.
Is it only 2 parts?
Each "part" consists of 4 episodes so it is the same as the first two seasons with 8 episodes.
The local council from that town is like top 10 TV villains material.
Looking forward to the next season!
Genuinely amusing show even though Clarkson is a massive twat.
Already done a couple of episodes, standard clarkson farm, so decentIt's available to watch now.
It's not cancelled.Such a great show. Shame the show (Clarkson) was cancelled.
Such a great show. Shame the show (Clarkson) was cancelled.
I thought the show has confirmed a fourth season is happening?
Quite a lot of them!OMG, Clarkson is selling space penises.
OMG, Clarkson is selling space penises.
She was way too excited.The woman asking for them
Genuinely amusing show even though Clarkson is a massive twat.
Such a great show. Shame the show (Clarkson) was cancelled.
It‘s far from cancelled. There were plenty who were trying to get it cancelled, but the viewing figures have been astronomic. Clarkson has now made more cash off this than anything else he’s done.
Clarkson's Farm season's 4 has already been confirmed by Amazon. So we can look forwards to that.
But it will probably be released in 2025.
On the other hand, the last episode of the Grand Tour is already filmed and set to air in September 2024.
Not surprised by the audience's reaction to it.
And Clarkson has been elected as Britain's sexiest man. Twice in a row.
It's quite incredible how much money the BBC lost when the knee-jerked and sacked him back in 2015. They could have reprimanded him, sent him on some anger management courses, etc. But there were people there desperate to get rid of him.
Top Gear would have carried on, and Clarkson's Farm would have been on the BBC (he's owned Diddly Squat for many years). May and Hammond also fucked off, with even more loss of revenue. The three of them have been Amazon Prime's most successful UK investment, and one of the best investments made by the division (despite even more idiots wanting Clarkson gone for the same reasons as the BBC twats).
It's quite incredible how much money the BBC lost when the knee-jerked and sacked him back in 2015. They could have reprimanded him, sent him on some anger management courses, etc. But there were people there desperate to get rid of him.
Top Gear would have carried on, and Clarkson's Farm would have been on the BBC (he's owned Diddly Squat for many years). May and Hammond also fucked off, with even more loss of revenue. The three of them have been Amazon Prime's most successful UK investment, and one of the best investments made by the division (despite even more idiots wanting Clarkson gone for the same reasons as the BBC twats).
And the funny part is that Top Gear is now dead, after several years languishing in mediocrity.
The main culprits of the end of the "old" Top Gear was of Dany Cohen and Tony Hall.
They always hated Clackson and wanted to get rid of him.
For quite a while, that was impossible, because Top Gear was owned by "Better Six", a media company created by Clackson and Willman.
But when they sold back the rights to the BBC, things shifted. For the worst.
The problem is that they miscalculated what Hammond and May would do. They thought that they could get rid of Clarkson and the other 2 would stay. Then they would just have to find someone to replace him.
That did not happen, obviously.
But what is most indicative that getting rid of Clarkson was a hit piece and not justified, is that for many years, the BBC board was protecting a few pedophiles. Most notably, Jimmy Saville.
It makes no sense, that raping children is allowed and protected by the BBC. But a punch is worthy of getting fired.
There is something very sick inside that corporation.
Top Gear is dead because one of the new hires, who crashed a 3 wheeler and scraped the asphalt with his face leaving him scarred for life, decided to sue the BBC. None of the original "boys" would've done that.